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World class broadband available to you

Through our membership in the Northwest Open Access Network (NoaNet) we are connecting our broadband infrastructure to an extensive fiber optic and wireless network that allows business and industry to compete in a high-speed, technical world.
 
For more information, contact one of the Retail Service Providers listed below.
 

Retail Service Providers

Benton PUD has partnered with a number of Retail Service Providers in our community to provide broadband telecommunications with the same commitment to reliable, accessible and affordable services. Serving Business and Residential for customers in Kennewick, Prosser, and Benton City.


Benton REA/PowerNET

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address: 402 7th St, Prosser, WA 99350
Phone: 800-398-1232
Email: help@bentonrea.com
 

COLUMBIA BASIN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City 
Address:  1846 Terminal Drive, Richland WA  99352
Phone:  509-578-5424
Email:  justin@cbasinit.com
 

DAY WIRELESS SYSTEMS 

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City 
Address:  2608 West Sylvester, Pasco WA 99301
Phone:  509-547-8502
Email:  JGauthier@daywireless.com


Desert Winds Wireless

Serving Business and Residential customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address: 9501 W. Clearwater Ave. A110, Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone: 509-591-0808
Email: sales@desertwinds.net


One World Telecommunications

Serving Business and Residential customers in Kennewick and Benton City and Business customers in Prosser
Address: 415 N. Roosevelt Bldg. B-114 Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone: 509-735-0408
Email: info@owt.com
 

Parsec Fiber

Address: 1030 N Center Parkway #108, Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone: 509 735-2609
Email: sales@parseccomputer.com


PocketiNET COMMUNICATIONS

Serving Business and Residential customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address: 6503 W. Okanogan Ave. Ste. G, Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone: 509-547-5778, 877-726-5026
Email: info@pocketinet.com
 

sILVER sTAR tELECOM

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address:  16420 SE McGillivray, Suite 103-233, Vancouver, WA 98683
Phone:  888-698-2912
Email:  sales@silverstartelecom.com

 

STRIVETECH

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address:  6722 W Kennewick, WA  99336
Phone:  509-845-4155
Email:  support@strivetech.us


TEKNOLOGIZE

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address:  1110 N. Center Parkway Suite A1, Kennewick WA 99336
Phone:  509-396-6641
Email:  connect@teknologize.com


Telco Wiring & Repair

Serving Business and Residential customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address: 613 N. 27th Ave., Pasco, WA 99301
Phone: 509-547-4300
Email: dusty@telcowiring.com
 

WholeSail Networks

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address: 901 W. Pitcher St., Yakima, WA 98901
Phone: 800-800-5347
Email: sales@wholesailnetworks.com
 

XYTel

Serving Business customers in Kennewick, Prosser and Benton City
Address: 419 W. Entiat Ave., Suite A, Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone:  855-299-8352
Email:  nick@xytel.net

 



 

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Broadband

What does broadband mean for the community?

Reliable high-speed information exchange is one component in economic growth and diversification within a community. It draws and sustains high tech business, medical providers, and others who want to live in rural areas yet still be connected to the world.

In the Tri-Cities, agri-businesses need high-speed connections to monitor field conditions, to meter water and electric usage, and to access market information. Businesses need high-speed connections for daily commercial traffic – payroll, bills of lading, purchase orders, automated library systems, medical information. Healthcare providers need high-speed connections to share diagnostic images and confidential information with other physicians. Schools need high-speed connections to provide educational tools, research sharing, and distance learning opportunities.

Who should I call to get signed up?

Interested parties should contact a Retail Service Provider to sign up for services.

Who are Benton PUD's broadband customers?

Benton PUD provides broadband services to the community on a wholesale basis. This means Benton PUD's customers are Retail Service Providers (RSPs).  These RSPs serve the end-users.

What does Benton PUD offer over its broadband network?

Benton PUD Broadband offers a number of different wholesale services on its network. These include point-point transport, TDM, wireless, Internet, and WAVE services. Please explore our website for additional information on these services. You might also discuss your specific needs with a Retail Service Provider for help defining a solution for your needs.

What does broadband mean for the community?

Reliable high-speed information exchange is one component in economic growth and diversification within a community. It draws and sustains high tech business, medical providers, and others who want to live in rural areas yet still be connected to the world.

How much does the service cost?

Monthly service charges and hookup fees depend on the requested service(s). In addition each Retail Service Provider sets their own rates. Shop around to best meet your needs.

How does Benton PUD fiber network link into the "outside Internet world"?

The Benton PUD fiber network is connected to NoaNet (a statewide high-speed network). NoaNet in turn, is connected to the international internet backbone at hubs in Seattle and Portland.

How can I find out if broadband services are available in my area?

Please see Benton PUD's coverage map for general information. For more specific information or to learn what additional build outs are in construction please contact a local Retail Service Provider.